Falmouth resident Roy T. Mains is shown during his service time in Vietnam. Earlier this month, Mains, now 75, took an Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., to visit the Vietnam Wall. Photo courtesy of Roy Mains.
Falmouth resident Roy T. Mains is shown during his service time in Vietnam. Earlier this month, Mains, now 75, took an Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., to visit the Vietnam Wall. Photo courtesy of Roy Mains.
This image by photographer Abbad Diraneyya shows the second encampment at Columbia University, which sprung up after New York City police made arrests over the first encampment. Those involved were protesting Israeli attacks on Gaza that followed Hamas’ surprise attack on Israel. Pendleton County resident Jacob Sanning, a freshman, had a front row view of the protests.
2016 Pendleton County High School graduate Ian Tackett headed to Salt Lake City last month in hopes of making a career playing his music. He describes his style as bluesy, but says others call it Americana. Photo courtesy Ian Tackett.
Church was always a top priority for the Klees, shown here at their parish at St. Agnes in Fort Wright. Previously, they were longstanding members of St. Francis Xavier Church in Falmouth, where they were married Jan. 15, 1949. The Klees celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary a month before Paul’s passing on Feb. 20. Photo courtesy of Marianne Roseberry.
Children’s Bible drill participants at Turner Ridge Baptist Church are, from left, Josiah Guillion, Knoxville Baptist Church, Hannah Guillion, Knoxville, Joe Seabrooke, Knoxville, Lillian Courtney, Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Elias Jones Mount Carmel, Landon Courtney, Mount Carmel, Presley Platt, Turner Ridge, and Perry Gregg, Turner Ridge.
Singer-songwriter Sami Riggs, now of Dry Ridge but who grew up in Butler, salutes her Pendleton County roots with a photoshoot at BlackSheep Farmstead in Falmouth for the upcoming release of her single, “Black Sheep.” Photo by Kandice Smith Photography.